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Life as a silversmith

Life as a silversmith. Authors title: experiencing the life of a silversmith in the 1700 and 1800 hundreds. BY: William, Elizabeth, and Juliet. The James family. Our father is named William James Our mother is named Mary James

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Life as a silversmith

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  1. Life as a silversmith Authors title: experiencing the life of a silversmith in the 1700 and 1800hundreds. BY: William, Elizabeth, and Juliet.

  2. The James family. • Our father is named William James • Our mother is named Mary James • And our 3 siblings are named Juliet, Elizabeth, and Elizabeth the II. • And this is our family.

  3. Working as a silversmith. • Colonial Williamsburg is a peaceful town of hard working silversmith. • We melt a material called sterling in a graphite and clay crucible to about 2000 degrease to create coffee pots and sauceboats. • Using a large hammer, we would hot-forge the mold to produce ingot. • From 1699 to 1780 there were 15, possibly 16, silversmith in Williamsburg. • The tools we use are hammers, cast-iron and different types of molds to make pots and much more.

  4. Shaping. • In the 18 century we were thought of as someone akin to a sculpture. All of us had to know how to shape their material with artistic talent, taste, and design. • we would make the base of what he or she is doing. • Then we would make details that separate and stick on with a material called sand.

  5. The End. • Thank you for listening about the hard working history about silversmith in the 1700 and 1800 hundreds.

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